Institute of Advanced Leadership

TYPE Technical & Vocational Professional Institution

OWNERSHIP Private School

GENDER Mixed School

BOARDING Day School

RELIGION Secular School

We intend to promote the following core values through our activities:

We intend to promote an environment:

That assures student involvement in learning using effective instructional strategies and an innovative curriculum.
That provides leading thoughts and practices by investing in the development of new studies and research.
That inspires students and global citizens to positively change society.
That encourages the collaboration and sharing of ideas, cultures and perspectives.
Where students have a safe and supportive learning environment.
Where students are challenged with educational opportunities to fulfill their personal, professional and academic potential.

We intend to fulfill our mission by:

Providing leading, affordable and accessible education programs.
Contributing to the improvement and transformation of urban slum conditions by integrating practicum components in our education programs focused on addressing pertinent socio-economic, health and environmental issues.
Promoting original research that advances knowledge in the development and understanding of urban slum conditions.
Providing a quality ongoing teacher education program that promotes practical experience, advanced qualifications, publications and international exchanges.
Fostering collaboration between government and non-governmental organizations to implement integrated solutions that sustainability improve urban slum conditions.
Raising awareness to the plight of urban slum conditions.
Improving the outlook, approach and skill-sets of African leaders and managers to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of the local civil, governmental and private sector and improve African living standards and conditions.
Harnessing the creativity and abilities of students and teachers to promote education programs focused on creating jobs and opportunities.
Establishing a knowledge center for the accumulation and dissemination of urban slum area studies and good practices.
Promoting the role of culture in development through social-economic empowerment of linguistic, behavioral and material culture.

Contact Person
Postal Address	P. O. BOX 10962, Kampala, Uganda
Address	Along Nsambya – Gaba Rd Opp. American Embassy
Telephone	(+256) 414-266474 /(+256) 752-619177.
Fax
Email	info@ialuganda.ac.ug
Web/URL	http://www.ialuganda.ac.ug